Peace League Prize Winners Named Across Schools
The American School Peace League announced Seabury Prize Essay winners for normal schools and high schools. Normal school first prize went to Loie F. Johnson of Warrensburg Missouri, with Hermas Jesse Rogers of Cape Girardeau Missouri second and Mary M. Barclay of Los Angeles California third. High school top prize earned by Carroll M. Hollister of Norwalk Connecticut, followed by Zora Guenard of Superior Wisconsin and Edna A. Hull of Los Angeles California in second and third.
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William H. Taft
Loie F. Johnson
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Hermas Jesse Rogers
Cape Girardeau
Mary M. Barclay
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United States
Carroll M. Hollister
Norwalk
Conn
Zora Guenard
Superior
Wis
Edna A. Hull
Los Angeles
Clinton leader urges harsh treatment of aliens to force enlistment
Former Mayor John F. Fitzgerald told Clinton Improvement Association members that locals should make life so uncomfortable for non enlisted aliens that they leave. He cited many northern European aliens in Massachusetts and urged communities to pressure those who refuse to enlist or claim exemptions. He warned the draft issue will dominate national debate in coming weeks.
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Four youths jailed for assault on Clara Neilson in Pittsfield
Four men under 25 pleaded guilty to one count of attack on Clara Neilson, 19, in Pittsfield. They were sentenced to 18 months each at hard labor in Berkshire county jail by Judge Hamilton after withdrawing not guilty pleas. The girl and Harold Powers, her escort, were released as material witnesses with daily compensation.
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Roxbury Pianist Named in Defraud Case
Frances Borowski of Roxbury, a pianist, identified in the federal fraud case against Charles W. Rice of Brighton. Rice allegedly extorted $1000 by threatening to reveal details of Smith’s relations with Borowski. Rice pleaded not guilty and bail was set at $2000.
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Brighton
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Frances Borowski
Roxbury
Rice
Smith
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